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The Age of Reform, 1250-1550: An Intellectual and Religious History of Late Medieval & Reformation EuropeThe Age of Reform, 1250-1550: An Intellectual and Religious History of Late Medieval & Reformation Europe
Steven Ozment
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Ozment believes that the Reformation was a continuation of certain aspects of medieval thought as well as a revolt against others. In this book he traces with great clarity and insight the roots of the Reformation in late medieval times and discusses what happened to these philosophical and religious issues amid the social and political developments of the early 1500s.
     

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Preface
1. The Interpretation of Medieval Intellectual History
2. The Scholastic Traditions
How Man Is Saved: Theories of Salvation from Augustine to Gabriel Biel
How Man Truly Knows: Theories of Knowledgeform the Augustine to Ockham
What Scripture Means: The Interpretation of the Bible in the Middle Ages
3. The Spiritual Traditions
Critics of Scholasticism
Monastic Piety
The Franciscan Movement
Varieties of Mystical Experience
4. The Ecclesiopolitical Tradition
Secular and Theocratic Concepts of Government
The Pre-eminence of Peter
Royal and Papal Apologists
The Schism and the Rise of the Conciliar Theory of Church Government
The Council of Constance
The Conciliar Movement After Constance
Summary
5. On the Eve of the Reformation
The Growth of Monarchy
Population, Money, and Books
Religious Culture
6. The Mental Worl of Martin Luther
You Man Luther
Luther and Scholasticism
Luther and Mysticism
7. Society and Politics in the German Reformation
Imperial Politics in the First Half of the Sixteenth Century
Lutheran Social Philosophy
The Revolt of the Common Man
8. Humanism and the Reformation
Erasmus and Luther
Protestant Reformers: Biblical Humanists or New Scholastics?
Protestantism and Humanist Educational Reforms
9. The Swiss Reformation
Zwingli and Zurich
Conrad Grebel and Swiis Anabaptism
The Working Out of Zwinglianism
10. The Sectarian Spectrum: Radical Movements within Protestantism
11. Calvin and Calvinism
Young Calvin
Political Revolt and Religious Reform in Geneva
Strasbourg and Martin Bucer
Calvin's Geneva 1541-64
Were Calvinists Really Protestants?
12. Marriage and the Ministry in the Protestant Churches
13. Catholic Reform and Counter Reformation
The Quest ofr Catholic Reform: From Constance to Trent
The Society of Jesus
14. Protestant Resistance to Tyranny: The Career of John Knox
15. The Legacy of Reformation
List of Abbreviations
Index